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  BIMBO BARBIE BONDI is an attorney?  TOO LAZY TO RESEARCH PERTINENT STATUTES, WASTING THE COURT'S  TIME, MAKING FALSE ACCUSATIONS? BIMBO BARBIE LOST BASED ON STATUTES AND GOVERNING LAW! Federal judge dismisses Trump administration's lawsuit over Boston's 'Trust Act' excerpt: In a  ruling Thursday , U.S. District Judge Leo Sorokin denied the federal government's effort to bar enforcement of  Boston's Trust Act  — and ordinance that says police can't take part in civil immigration enforcement. "In Massachusetts, there is simply no source of authority empowering Boston police officers to do what the United States would like them to do," Sorokin wrote in his decision. "An order enjoining the Boston Trust Act would not liberate the City to empower its officers to take actions state law does not authorize, nor give Boston police officers the individual choice to honor ICE detainers." The Trump administration  filed suit  last year against ...

  ❤️  Donate Friday, May 29, 2026 ⛅  Sunny turning to cloudy, with a high near 69. ( Click here for more on the big storm  hitting New England tonight through Saturday.) Good Morning Boston, We're less than two weeks out from the World Cup , and the MBTA is working overtime to make its stations cleaner and easier to navigate for visitors.  Click here for WBUR transportation reporter Andrea Perdomo-Hernandez's look  at the T's dingiest stations. But first, T riders have a few closures to deal with — one lasting three days, one lasting a week and one lasting [check notes]  three years : Symphony intermission:   Today is the last day of service on the Green Line's E branch before  a seven-day closure between Copley and Heath Street begins Saturday.  But there's one stop that won't reopen when the diversion is over. The MBTA's Symphony station is closing for three whole years Saturday, as part of  a $170 million rebuild  of the 85-...